Low angle view of flowers in Addiscombe triangle and buildings illuminated by a sunset
Residents standing chatting and sitting outside at a long lunch table
Residents wearing workman vests and holding pick-up sticks
Low angle view of flowers in Addiscombe triangle and buildings illuminated by a sunset
Who are we?
The H.O.M.E Residents’ Association (RA) exists for the benefit of the residents in:
Havelock Road, Outram Road, Mulberry Lane, Elgin Road, Ashburton Road, Ashburton Gardens, Ashburton Close and the bounding Addiscombe Road and Lower Addiscombe Road.
We aim to preserve, conserve and improve the environment in our roads.
The committee meets throughout the year and keep residents up-to-date with activities via flyers, newsletters, twitter and facebook.
Our Success Story
In 2004 there was a planning application to demolish an old Victorian house in Havelock Road and build a block of 12 flats, boundary to boundary, stretching half way down the garden. Many residents objected to the application and this led directly to the creation of H.O.M.E RA.
On 31st March 2008, our roads were designated part of the East India Conservation Area - as a result of objections to a planning application at 40-42 Elgin Road.